Modern whiteprints produced from a second set of modern transparencies apparently traced from Maclure originals. Seem to have been used by the DND as part of their planning process.
Colour-coded floor plan. Materials notes and other notes in ink. Also alterations in pencil. Notes on back. Clearly a working document. 1 page.
Original transparency. 1 page.
Original transparency. 1 page.
Original transparency. 1 page.
Maclure-era synthetic vellum drawings, likely transparencies, for production of whiteprint architectural drawings for site use.
Original architectural drawings and later copies of original drawings produced by Samuel Maclure for Hatley Castle. In total, these items show eight different architectural drawings of the castle: north, south, east, and west elevations; and cellar and foundation, first, second, and third floor plans.
recording of officer cadets playing Christmas carols on the bells. Christmas concerts would take place in Hatley Castle.
the Canadian Services College Royal Roads cadet choir plays bells for a Christmas recording
Lot divisions and roadways. 1 map.
Shows streets and property boundaries.
Plan of subdivisions for section of land surrounding RRMC campus. Marked "Property of Friends of Hatley Castle." 1 map/
December 14 1982. Signed by DND.
Drawn by DF Bell. Details; elevations; sections. 2 stapled pages.
April 10 1958. Drawn by KRW. 5 pages.
Shows existing buildings with indication of whether they are to remain or be demolished, and proposed developments. 1 page.
Current road use with inset map of future land use zones. 1 page; 4 copies rolled together.
Date illegible; likely March 20, 1965. Charts campus development to date and presents a proposed land use pattern for future development. Notes on back of plan. 1 page.
March 10 1965. Drawn by RS, EF & AD. Charts campus development to date and presents a proposed land use pattern for future development. Notes on front and back of plan.
October 2 1962. Drawn by DY. Some possibly original notes on back. Spots on plan marked in orange pencil.
